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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-09-29
Il. F. CONLEY PuAlhAGr,
SCIENCE ANp lNpusTRY.


turn out over 200, 600 trusses per year
--Expert girls making the lrst quail
ity OF mons linen collars can. Ia The
Troy factories, for instance, earn from
| t25 to $50 per week.
lit has boen asccrtAined that \
numbing action. similar to thai q
cocaine. Is produccd by ~ external
application TO tho body Of THE Well
known intoxicating drink Of tho South
Sea Islanders called knva-
.-Some unpublished letters from
Luther to Brenz and five from Mclauc-
thon to the SwabIan rcformcr Lnch-
mann have been found In an old dcsk
in q school at Hcilbronn.
Tho interest on tho legacy Of ten
thousand dollars, bequoathed 70 The
Paris Academy Of Sciences by Gliferd,
the wcll known invcntor. will be used
to assist worthy mon Of learning Who
are In temporary flnanclal straits.
The respectable sum OF $50. 900 4
| year Is expended by tho government Of
Cuba for chemical analyses In cnscs Of
suspected poisoning and all kinds Of
medlco-logal investigations. - drkan-
saio 1raueier.
MIR. G. Murray. WHO recently mndo
a botanical trip 10 tho West Indian
island Of Grenada, found the razor
grass In one place so thick ~ bsfp
thatin passing throughithis hands, TACO !
and wrists were scanned with blecding
cuts.
Recent delicate scientific oxpefi-
menis have discovered the fuct that tho
surface Of tho land Is mover nbn0luic|y
at rest for moro than thirty hours attn
| time. Thus. those great carihpuakes
which make epochsf hissory arc niers-
| ly extreme casps Of forces that seldom
sleep. Public Opinion
How much rain inust fall IN tho
coarse Of the day 70 make II a rnipy
day in the meteorological aensof This
question has been diacnsscd a good
des1 by persons interested IN weathef
science. but not yet determined autkofi-
/ tatlycly. The weight Of opinion aoeils
to be that 4 rainfall amounting ~
least to the opc.hundredtIi, pFrt of m
inch Is necessary 70 make ielpy dty.
IN y Ledoer.
During the past eehsoh o.cog, ,Ooo
cucumbcrs have been picked IN ofo
factory at fredericksburg. Va. Oho
acre will produce on ~ average JOD.-
900 cucumbers. and they sell readily
| in the city At 30 cents pr Loo Ihef
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-09-29

Hdvl Aluu. aasnts als-sA aimtear, n,,u.-
n-himr u1i a iiutai iipurl, liiif VIM: dnnHiltar
and tavu giHatS, wnn~r umsnnni rBzfe,rltf,v
Or eisiiilr nulrlpd' hnro umiuiif nn Il maat
nniltlhae. zsntmi v.llldln. riiuoiiin1rI will
nlpiiroi,T rasuruiy
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-09-29

EgllRlelphiR has 5 na,spdnlinacvin,
gla Alep0q'i lelsedi .pmatpes, ssnile.Ii
WA asspl MNaN, aad sand,Nanaiiose,''
NlNe as , lAfGN plla ilifgf tomeio,
st'hl'' li'i.sslQ 81 esalinaak caol,edlers-
S'sNs'sff' is alseeMpsfl lappyseinsed:
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-09-29

NtsiiaiS4FoS', Sgd .s,-si isaa
ahah Cli,sehtasiik nie, Anrpash sled
and Sa'illA vii, cp'ses slIupl miiis. eoh a
spei'e and require Ala u5 inll.sAl
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-09-29
QnaMeibsiloil Imlrihn.

=, lisEfslI,. sapls sai hurry Mfa.smnmp
A@psnda oigmprihis IN thu sousnliti dn,-
~ asiiilling oil Bon. \ lisaisiisp,
,fn', sntnes RA,. Semi -.t,ifur
Y, n4s'l IN. WINS ssaonyphsndi iaurA nj innrlsis
'''' dppns8fopi killing Joilm Hpali.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-09-29

DtrtAsTIs, ,fss.,, sslps. = ulim smmte ta..
'iis7s nasasaf i'm ssiiiAsiinfu nm tin GitninI
niiu lizy stvusfafi 2ssul3 riie ihlil mm~ti,s
wiihairws tiiu SafH nplsays fiSnn aalnirss-
administrations viiein. issuss aln. mi :ul;i..
anu makes sra1iinfns inpiiiani6 itu. ttsnnii,,
am ninnes.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-09-29

alnaH. Sspri Al,-iNlr'ng ciu nmfarla
winch niuik nIhsuh aln'a 9uHsnrtipy bs,lr
hnlmiH were tsil~nvsn in G;-nr az tain WasiI-
cnr, mgn wttuin aItsn,ai Tim 8apaI lila,-
ritdiss.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-09-29
Ml4 f.lrsma ILrnaghIi..

gineAl,a. Sapt zS Mrs liuiw EiE'sma
was accaaie,A aD.iiIss nlrtfissaii.brsn.r fulpas
~ han hifsnlnltis "ssiiiiirass uraia Ei;ills,'h
n,s hsing ann al riln aaniimnist AM
araninla.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-09-29
Rasunant qal,a,h

NgfHs1ugsa Hiss. SlteA ed
7psn'i vSlaeil in,il;ils,l hiic slis A moan.
'a'erxis'w aeeseen esaas AMI k'n'Hrs
wa lgiiieed anlf aaaeisss eas;sslnsrtans,
ae dgaalian viaslors named Il aepca
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-09-29

~. ',,s ,'rsr,' sls, Sonss s--l,aoG oGotainissipn,
=. N, ~, - lieyAnae is arranGins ipna,
ts,.., s,,', adnpfss osfasll ngn,Snrts, ipo
',., ,s,'.,, 49, angoli illesN peSfQiu npfa
~. "'f nap loves. l5s hss ssaaneo
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-09-29

EsgHsssgpE, Pa. S'igh 2s s-.ssnnsrnl .Eahn-
san lsiplfrs,ig sils mlirstsIrsr "a ill'anlr-
Siiirnihsss in Diilswara CluIltQT xrlss aI,-
day graaiad q areaailal uslidil NllEeHnter q
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-09-29
Nlr,l,uilrlI,

san FriAamsau,, Sept aB.;-.Dliin Karinlr.-
''pn waai hanga,f lnr't ar.ing., I'M, aslt riilr>
Arron his sislat-iirMag'. Miridin ANA 5nml.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-09-29
IN Farnr rIl Ihp Rfihnns

klin,. sopis. ~ -Ilin Ffanrbh Gssihnat dil.
lla againaS aisaeiling tiip D,laanisu
I fAas.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-09-29
cunnGnr TOPICS.


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eFed dollars hplq)b. -
ucyhnhon OeDsspT. Of Illinois, Ia MoS.
Han war pen)I5por.
Tns hatetfsa ilurdoit couila aud her
svspana ~ coming 10 America
.tprLp Il buying Louisiana land
sentnuons 70 hia railway aysiem.
nthAf utoHun has boon nnpd tlO0 foi
beklectinr y summons 10 serve on fury,
klnrnAAfs iukhs are now mounted in
bfasp and piade 10 bold ornamental parlor
Tampa.
Erw YonH Ia Hooded with anarchiat cir.
'efn denoancIng The Illinois hupremo
4 y annual silver product Of North
America Il sts,von vpol " bouth America
ola.0pOfOo.
gDh A. Potlsiown, IA, IL building nm
itea bridge which viii be shipped 10 China
N sertlena
ufssnlt HortASorR /, said 70 DO bidding
tsE The Ffench Presidency, In succession
TON uroyy.
nrwnna are reported In Florida which
spin Nebs 40 strong tha, pnakoa arc cnian.
fled 10 them,
hnnnny kHsDlll's recent raid on Colo.
rev a said 70 have copl tho State Of colo.
Fade te1Op1
AtHa.tisr advertisement lnaortrd unon
~ all the papers ia tho United Btatca
weuid only coat ~ ooO
Cam ncavHn says of newspaper report
esliRpi they nare the guafdsans Of truth
aud ltftonni iihefty.m
Tue cpun, DO Paris doc, not believe In
Ferpellca hut unfortunately ler The Count
No frenee people do,
N Aokloo lAberora gel eightccu 70
sNeniy'nse ccptA day aud arc ofton
paid 10 farm produce
WAsnlsusoS Is Tho bcs, shaded city In
No world, A. present thefe arc 6a0o
shAas tfees Ia ita ssrocla.
,hfFtAsi iiAwtaf SAYS that London Il
size moAs cnmioriablo place Ia The world
which V pass The summer
htls reported thai there "a 10 be whole.
sale change IN tho hHN VI eniccs at West
foins, whlsN Involves \ social revolution
lhers,
"A Klnititn m fast tlNAdlng ln Siberia,
whefe, darina Augut fcrl,sAvc guards
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sarely s,rapped in = earrsN Nad then rolled
about
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eAeh have We sqso .." .,,,a,. Congress
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-14

Extra Early and Early Frame Peas is Il
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-14

The Board of Registration and Election
Managers hereby give notice that the books
for the registration of voters at the election
for Mayor and Aldermen OF the city OF sa.
vannah to be helt TUESDAY,. January 18th
1887, will be opened on MONDAY. January
Cd, and closed on SATURDAY. January 18th
The managers for each district viii attend
at the places designated bell W from O'Clock
A. NJ. to P. NJ. every day except SUNDAYS
and on Saturdays from O'Clock P. N. to s P
N.
For the First Militia District ieXtending
from the western corporate limits Of the city
to the mid lie OF Mont gomery street,. Pace for
registration: AT CoX's stables, on W est Br0aC
street, >uthWest corner OF w III am.
Mapagers-H. +. Bennett, Martin Cooley
D. o. Onnor.
For the Second Militia District from the
middle of Mon gomery to the middle of Bar
Dard streets. Place for registration: lQ(
state street. one door east of Mont SOmery. ~
MauaGers-W m. l.. EXley, John houston
John Rutherford.
For the Third Militia District from the
m ddle of Barnard to the middle Of Abercorr
streetsl. Plat for registration: Simon Gazan',
store, northeast corner of Buli anu BToughIOn
Managers-Simon GaZan, Henry McAlpn
John 5. Tyson.
For the Fourth Militia District from the
middle of Abercorn to the eastern c corporate
limits of the city. Place of registering
Bacon's mill. on the southwest corner o. Lib.
erty and East Broad streets.
Man agers-A. 5. Bacon, w. J. HARRY. T. II
Laird. HENRY Nc ALPIN,
Secretary of the Board of Registration anC
Election Managers.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-14
TEXAS BOUNDARY.
A Slice of land as Large as New
Hampshire Claimed by Her.

A Slice of land as Large as New
Hampshire Claimed by Her.
AUSTIN, TEX, Jan. Ex-senator Bell
to-day introduced bill in the Legisla-
ture, drafted by Col. Freeman of the
Boundary Commission, which provides
for the removal of the boundary question
between Texas and the United States
from the jurisdiction OF Congress to that
of the United States Supreme Court. The
dill empowers the State officers of Texas
TO begin suit against the State OF Kansas
to try the tile to large portion of
Southern Kansas, about the area of the
State of New Hampshire, 1t is thought
from undiscovered evidence I'M
earthed during the last " months,
that Texas not only has a legal claim to
what is now known as Greer county. but
to the whole western half OF Indian Ter
ritory and large slice OF Kansas. In
asmuch as Texas and the Federal govern
ment have been unable after twenty
years quibbling TO fix the ques-
ton of the Greer county boundary,
the bill proposes that suit be
instituted against the sovereign State
Of Kansas, and il Texas wins the suit on
the evidence of the old maps and the terms
of the boundary settlement, it is calcu-
lated that the precedent thus established
would compel the Supreme Court to allow
her claims 10 Greer county and the west
ern half OF Indian Territory. The bill pro-
vides Tor the expenses of the suit, which
are estimated at $4,000.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-14
Observation-Disclosures TEXAS.
The Greater Part OF the State Not
Wet by Rain since September.

The Greater Part OF the State Not
Wet by Rain since September.
GALVESTON, TEX, Jan. 13.-The gen.
eral drought winch has prevailed over
almost the entire State OF Texas for the
past six weeks remains unbroken, and
the situation In macy sections is rapidly
growing serious. Reports from all parts
ct the State Indicate that the cattle men
and farmers are becoming alarmed at the
outlook. Except IN the coast country,
no rain OF any consequence has fallen
throughout the entire state since early
last September, and the cattle ranges are
covered with dead grass devoid of nutrl-
ton, The drought has seriously injured
winter wheat, bur In the cotton districts
the Continued dry weather has greatly
facilitated the movement OF the crop.
From statistics now being gathered by
leading Dembers of the Cotton Exchange
here 1t IS discovered that the
movement OF cotton in Texas has
been nprecedented-n the entire
crop being marketed at this date.
Estimates based upon partial returns
to-day show that at tGIrty-iTe OF the prin-
cipdl interior cities of Texas, Including
Houston, Dallas and Brennan, the total
stock II sight aggregates about 10000
bales THIS result proved a general sur
PRISE TO tie COTTON men, many OF whom IN
consequence are materially reducing
their estimates on the total output in
'IaYAS
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-14
STARkE NIFrINGS.
\ Marriage in High bife-No Dam
age Done by the Cold.

\ Marriage in High Life-No Dam
age Done by the Cold.
STARKE, BRADFORD CO., FLA, Jan. Is.
"A fashionable wedding occurred here
last night, which caused quite a ripple Of
excitement among the young people Of
tue city. The contracting parties were
Col. Henry Eppersou, Is radtord countv's
popular young Sheriff, and Miss Lizzie T..
Bug, daughter OF Mag. Tnomas h Bugg,
prominent lawyer OF Statke, lac Of
West Point, Miss, The First Baptist
Church was crowded. Dr. Henry ral-
bird, d. d., oticiat, d. Miss Belle Richard
played MendelssOnn's wedding march.
Mr.. Enoch Thomas aud Harry Wilson
acted as ushers.
The recent cold has done no damage to
the orange trees OF this section. The
thermometer dropped down as low as ~,
and FOR one week we did not get even a
peep at the SUP. Our town has quite
number Of winter visitors.
There have been some recent
sales OF real estate. There is a gentle
man here from Indiana " no cOntemplates
establshing "A bank at an early day. THIS
VIII meet u long-felt want. Prof GEORGE
{. Looney's high school opened last week
with a very large accession Of pupils
from distance. With Orange College
and Stark's Institute our city is fast be.
coming u veritable little Athens.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-14
A FEMALE MoONsHINER.
law Officers Laughed at-Small-Pox
and GIanders-Crazy ConYiCts.

and GlandcrS-tTaLy ConYiCts.
ATLANTA, GA, Jan. 13.-Yesterday
revenue officers made a raid INTO Haber-
sham county in search OF a crooked still,
run by Eliza Taylor, 17-year-old young
woman. The place was ralded three
weeks ago and the still was destroyed,
but information was received that IL was
gong again at the same place. The Off
GERS found the furnace rebuilt, watts ana
tubs Sc up again, supply of malt at
nand and everything ready tor run. In
a barn they found the ola still patched up
and ready for work. The girl informed
the officers that the still was hers ana
that ~n3 Won d continue the business with
it. The still and other things were de-
strOy ed, but the woman was not arrested
AN OUTBREAK OF SMALLPOX.
Ordinary Black, OF Gordon county, has
made application for quantity OF vac
cine virus. He states that smallpox has
appeared on the line OF Murray county
aud that many citizens have been eX-
posrd.
The Governor telegraphed the A@ricul-
tIral Department at " ashlngLon the APP
peal made by the Mayor OF Athens about
the CHAMBERS epidemic among the street
car horses, anu requested its consldera-
ton and such action as the law provides.
AZ 4 Gu LbHLldi y COAlllllbLCt, dlLcI VS.
itinZ the Dade coal NINE camps, recon-
merded that an investigation be- made as
20 the lunacy of ChappeN Z. Leith, con-
Wet from Early county, serving out life
sentence for murder. Leith mas been
adjud4eG q lunatic, and was At the peni-
lentiary office to-day being carried to the
asylum.
Some time ago the Governor ordered
that Fred Thomas, negro convict at the
Dade camps, adiudged lunatic last
spring, but s,lll confined at the camps, Ia
forth IJh sent 10 the asylum Inc ON
GERS represent tha: his luuacy arose from
a wound IN the mead received in a diff
Guilty with another convict, and they be-
htvrd at the time that it would prove
ocly temporary. Tne negro has aboutre-
covered and Is at work. The Governors
oider has been suspended.
The funeral of Senator Word was at
tended this morning at Decatur. The
Governor and number OF Senators and
Representatives attended.
The resignation of George b. Clark, as
Second Lieutenant of the Chatham Artil-
lery, was received at the executive office
today
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-14
MILLIONS IN If.
A Discovery Which should Make a
Telegraph Operator Rich.

A Discovery Which ~hould Make a
Telegraph Operator Rich.
EATONTON, GA, Jan. 13.-T. j. Suggs, a
Young man here having some practical
knowledge of telegraphy, claims to have
invented a novel plan OF telegraphing and
telephoning entirely secret over long or
sh TT line, having numerous stations on
the line without other stations than those
desired receiving it. He was interviewed
last night by a NEWS correspondent. Mr..
Suggs SAYS. 81 have invented novel plan
If telegraphing and telephoning. | claim
to be able to transact telegraphc and
telephone business over short or long
line, having thereon any number OF sta
lions; also device by wnicn telegraphic
messages may be delivered at any hour of
the night, using the day force OF opera
tors. The greatest economy will be IN
the telephone service, where many sub
scrlbers may use the same wire without
Interfering with each other. By this
method tines may be run through the
country and allow farmers to use the
telephOpe.,, Mr.. Suggs ) very enthusI-
astic on the subject, and earnestly re-
quests thetpUbliea'i ion OF the above. He
desires spOndence with capitalism 5
for the purpose of establishing his inyen-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-14
Bills PATENT.
Filing at Boston of the Bill in the
Suit of the Government.

Filing at Boston of the Bill in the
Suit of the Government.
BOSTON, Jan. 13.-DIstrict Attorney
Stearns. on behalf of the government, to-
day filed in the United States Circuit
Court a bill of complaint of the United
States against the American Bell Tele-
phone Company and Alexander Graham
Bell. Tue bill Is essentially the same as
the one dismis ed from the Ohio Circuit
of the United States Court on the ground
OF lack of jurisdiction. The bill sets forth
at great length the reasons wny the gov
erDmenJ charges that the patents were
wrongly issued, the allegations being
precisely tie same as were contained in
the Columbus bill. The only additional
! allegation of consequence is that Pro I.
Bell failed TO comply with the regulation
! OF the Patent Office requiring patentee
to file a working model of his invention.
The counsel LOT tue government, besides
District Attorney Stearns are Solicitor
General George A. jerks, acting Altot-
ney Generals; Hon. Allan G. Thurman,
John GOnde, GrOsyenur p. LOwery, Hun
ton and Chandler, and Charles :. W nit
man. TIE answers OF the defendants
will be due on the first Monday in March,
| and the case will then take the usual
course,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-14
Vildcn's Memorial.

ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. l3--ln the As.
sembly to-day the speaker presented a
Il, moiial from the executors OF the state
OF the late Samuel j. TIlden relative to
the establishment Of a free public library
and reading room N the city of New
York. Accompanying the memorial was
a len thy draft OF a bill incorporating the
;. }. TiIden trust with John Bigelow, An
drew ii. Green and George W. smith a.
permanent trustees, who are to choose
Two or more, one Of whom is to serve one
year and the other two years. 1t is eX-
pec,ed that the trust fund will amount
To a bout 81 0OO, 900,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-14
CHIEF JUsrluieJACKsoN DEAD.
An Autobiography of His Career in
IubIic and FriVate Life.

An Autobiography of His Career in
I'uhiic and frivate Life.
ATLANTA. GA, Jan. 13.-ChIef Justice
Jackson died at his residence on Forest
avenue at 9:l5 O'Clock tonight. Judge
jackson was taken with call at his
dinner table last Friday while entertain
ing Secretary and Mrs. Lamar and Gov
ernor and Mrs. Gordon. His age aud
trail physical condition made IL a des-
perate case from the start. and there h,s
been little hope entertained of his re-
coVery. His age is stated as "A years
81 he was born IN jefferson county and was
Z q son of William Jackson. who died ia
4 Macon, and q grandson of Gen. James
Jackson OF revolutionary fame, alter
Award Governor OF this State and United
i; States Senator, who resigned the latter
Notice TO come to Georgia and
effect the repeal of the
Yazoo fraud act. He went 10
Savannah and was elected to the LGgis-
lature from Chatham county, AID con
tributed largely TO the repeal of the act.
His portrait adorn wall OF the House
OF Represen, atves. Judge jackson
graduated at the State University and
entered public life early as member Of
the Legislature. He was Judge of the
Western Circuit eight years, and from
"
when he withdrew to enter the COnfed-
''erate service. During the war he was
fof time a member Of the Military Court
of Jackson's corps. Alter the war be
entered upon the practice OF law with mis-
cousin, Howell Cobb, which partnership
terminated upon tbN sudden death OF the
latter at the FiitI Avenue Hotel. Sub
sequent partnerships were formed with
Il. A. and j. L. NasbiI, and he was WIFI
Judga Lyon un il he was appointed to
the Supreme Beach by Gov. Smith.
His first wife was daughter
OF Walter Mitchell OF Baldwin county, by
whom he had six children, one a son
who is POW dead. and four daughters,
two OF whom are now marri d. Oue Is
the vile o Joseph q. Scrutcnin OF the
fnIefnal Revenue oNace, and the other IS
,Slhe wiieof Piol. w. ID. S atoD, assistant
tftstkbai OF the DOyt' I:b scuoUI, bu,h
III a tlastn. HIS second vie survives
hij<I< She is lady from Maryland whom
{1<sdutd in st. Louis. He was noted
ne piety and was an emlueHt lay
H1ber of the Methodist urcn South
lad ialniliar ii -ulg AZ the General Con-
Utrenceex He has one sister lVing here,
Fl Hits. Jehn T. GRAFT. de was a first
cousin OF Gen. Henry +. Jackson, Of Sa.
Vanuah. The late Chief Justice was re-
elected for new term by the present
Legislature and quSitied before the Gov
ernor Jan. l, but had not sat on the bench
hiring the new terra.
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Aid from the Odd Fellows.

GAINESVILLE, GA, Jan. l3.-The fol-
loving contributions from some of the
lodges of Georgia have been received and
forwarded by Mr.. {. b. La Hate, Grand
Master |. .. o. f. State OF Georgia, to the
odd Fellows OF Charleston, 5, c., TO and
in rebuilding their hall, when was
wrecked in the earthquake OF Aug. 81,
1856: Nickajack Lodge No 50, smyrna
ga. 50; Perry Lodge No. 10, Perry, Ga,
81 80; Randolph Lodge No. 80, Jackson
county, GA, $4 10; Newman Lodge No.
102, Newman, Ga, 81 So; United Brothers
Lodge No. ., Macon, Ga, 80; Homer
Lodge NO. 81, Homer, Ga 50; Air-Line
Lodge No. "a, GAINESVILLE, Ga, 50; Oak
Grove Lodge No. II, Clarke county, Ga,
81; Hog Mountain Lodge No. 10, Gwin-
nett county, Ga, 81; seaport Lodge No.
IS, Brunswick, Ga, So; Warren Lodge
No. 20. Griffin, Ga, SO: Silver city Lodge
No. 81, Forsyth county, Ga, 81; Franklin
Lodge No. >, Macon, Ga, SO; total $62 90.
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